ride hieght not good
- Thread starter ranger98v
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shocks cannot change ride height 
but i suppose if you want a bit of a lift, you can crank your t-bars a little. more info on this in the tech library.
but i suppose if you want a bit of a lift, you can crank your t-bars a little. more info on this in the tech library.
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Maybe the shocks are too short and preventing the truck from sitting at its normal rest height?? they would have been a pain to install though, and you probably would have noticed.
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yeah very true. i didn't notice any thing pecular. tbars? i'll check it out.........shocks don't affect ride hieght? really? i kinda figured they would. oh well.
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Think about it this way, you can compress the shocks by hand with out too much difficulty. Can you lift your truck by hand enough to affect the ride hieght?
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